ReLationShips: From Our Roots
Relationships is a cycle of exhibits and interdisciplinary educational
programs pairing studio arts faculty from the department of Art and Design
with colleagues from across the Iowa State University campus. From Our Roots
features alumni of the Art and Design program. This exhibition is supported
by the College of Design, Department of Art and Design, Center for
Excellence in the Arts and Humanities, and University Museums.
ReLationShips: From Our Roots- Exhibition
Reception
Thursday, September 10, 2009: 4:30pm - 6pm in
Brunnier Art
Museum
Betsy Hoffman, Executive Vice President and Provost, along with the faculty
in Integrated Studio Arts invite you to join them in celebrating the
exhibition ReLationShips: From Our Roots at the Brunnier Art
Museum. Enjoy refreshments, conversation, and a brief program at 5 pm with
remarks from Betsy Hoffman, College of Design Dean Luis Rico-Gutierrez, Art
and Design Chair Roger Baer, and guest curator Ingrid Lilligren.
Metal: Inside and Out
Thursday, October 1, 2009: 7pm in Brunnier Art
Museum
Explore the different strengths of metal by examining the metal sculpture of
Joe Muench, associate professor in Art and Design, and understanding the
research of Iver Anderson, professor in Materials Science and Engineering.
The two professors will share their diverse knowledge of metal by utilizing
props along with objects from the current Integrated Studio Arts faculty
exhibition ReLationShips.
A Biorenewable Evolution of Soywax in Encaustic
Painting
Thursday, October 22, 2009: 7pm in Brunnier Art
Museum
An artist and scientists explore the synchronicity and synergism of their
individual research through collaboration; what they have learned from each
other and what potential lies ahead. Barb Walton, Toni Wang, Hui Wang, and
Larry Johnson will discuss their partnership and the creativity that
develops.
Death:The
Personal and the Universal
Thursday, November 5, 2009: 7pm in Brunnier Art Museum
Death is something no one can escape. It follows life as surely as night
follows day, winter follows autumn, or old age follows youth. Confronting
the
reality of death enables us to bring courage, grace, compassion and
creativity into our lives. Join Cindy Gould, associate professor in Art and
Design, and Jennifer Margrett, associate professor in Human Development and
Family Studies, as they explore different responses to death, both the
personal and the universal.
Mind, Material and Borrowed Time
Thursday,
November 12, 2009: 7pm in Brunnier Art
Museum
Bringing the anatomy of animals together with digital art, this presentation
addresses how we borrow from our natural environment to examine, understand,
and view the physical world. Between the scientific and artistic
perspectives, both presenters will explain how they approach the physical
presence of animals in manipulating nature's materials so they can see and
show what they want to see, need to see, and create new ways of seeing.
Wolfgang Weber works in the field of Veterinary Anatomy in support of the
teaching laboratories. Carol Faber teaches within the Art and Design
Department with her research emphasis in digital imagery and intuitive ways
of working with technologies.
Brunnier Art
Museum
Guest Curator Ingrid Lilligren
Joe Muench
Barbara Walton
Cindy and her late husband Roger Gould
Carol Faber
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